Sentence examples for context or introduction from inspiring English sources

Without much context or introduction, an all-black screen (accompanied by the oscillating guitar riff of the Minutemen's punk-rock song "Corona") would fade in on scenes of the Big Brother crew undertaking acts of physical stupidity.

One night in the spring of 1955, the actress Elaine Dundy was leaving a party in New York when a sharp-nosed, floppy-haired young man came toward her and, without context or introduction, asked, "Do you know Henry Green Dundydy replied that she did.

You hardly ever need to begin with context or an introduction.

An ideal background or introduction that sets context for readers might include the following.

Depending on the context, the introduction of a new technology or energy carrier may lead to the introduction of new energy services that were not present before.

The introduction should include any context or background information that the reader needs in order to understand your research.

In this context, the introduction of magnetic fields, presumed to originate in the star feeding the compact object, pays off handsomely.

In this context, the introduction of rituximab has probably been the second major breakthrough in TTP management.

The exploration of Beethoven's late works will be curated by Philharmonic Society President Dean Corey as he gives context and introduction to Beethoven's greatest works, including his Seventh and Ninth symphonies.

In this context, the introduction and diffusion of new drugs on the market is an issue of special transcendence.

In this context, stepwise introduction of device related technologies has been proposed, 29 30 and new high accuracy measurement methods for implant performance have been standardised.